Sentence examples for nominally good from inspiring English sources

*** When I started at high school, I went from being one of the smartest kids to being a nominally good student without the same drive and pedigree as my cute and smart girlfriends.

Elsewhere, even nominally good coaching news was bad: Andy Enfield, the young coach who helped Florida Gulf Coast University become the first No. 15 seed to reach the Sweet Sixteen, had swiftly decamped for Los Angeles, hired away by the bigger and richer University of Southern California.

Nominally good agreement was observed for 45° and 90° fiber orientations, however the experimental observations didn't match well for 0°.

Theoretical model parameters were calculated and compared to experimentally determined values for different fiber orientations and laminate sequences, and a nominally good qualitative agreement was observed.

Even though the resolution of our sub-tomogram average at 24 Å is nominally less good than that of the single-particle map at 18 Å, several features are more clearly resolved.

Yet tucked inside this nominally feel-good jukebox musical with its crooning and swooning critters is a piercingly sad story about the devastation being visited on the natural world.

But others push back on this, citing the volume of defaults and also the sheer number of people involved in income-based repayment plans that allow them to nominally stay on good terms with their provider while never chipping away at the principal of their loan.

Until the 19th century, monarchs generally gave companies a "charter" only if they were nominally pursuing the public good (which could mean anything from building canals in Lancashire to colonising India).Indeed, it was the fact that companies were creatures of the state that turned Adam Smith against them.

He seemed to offer a good compromise: nominally African, culturally Western, and from an Arab country.

Since ER has a very broad transcriptional footprint and cell proliferation requires the coordinated expression of hundreds of genes, a very large number of nominally different but equally good prognostic models can be built from the same dataset.

Neil Jordan's "Good Thief" is nominally a remake of Jean-Pierre Melville's 1955 atmospheric and poetic film noir, "Bob le Flambeur".